Sentence examples for options hand from inspiring English sources

Perhaps ask if guests prefer red or white, then pick one or two brand name wines (as a general rule, California cabs and chardonnays are safer choices than more esoteric European options), hand the list back and get on with the business of the evening.

Consider the possible mending options: Hand stitch small holes.

Brian Hall of Harvard University and Kevin Murphy of the University of Southern California have established that top executives received under 10% of the options handed out at that time.

But the Enzi-Reid bill would overrule the rule makers and require companies to deduct only the cost of options granted to the top five executives of a company, not the options handed out to lower-level workers.

Several expect that companies will soon be forced to take charges against earnings for stock option grants, which could spur boards to scale back the number of options handed out to even the highest-level executives.

Falling share prices have made many employees' options worthless; as of late March, Mr. Milunovich estimated that 41percentt of the options handed out by the companies he studied were underwater.

About 250 of Facebook's earliest employees, many still at the company, will be worth millions of dollars on paper after the flotation, thanks to share options handed out after it was created by Mr Zuckerberg.

Roughly half the options handed out to Chubb's senior management in 2000 and 2001 have an exercise price 25percentt higher than the stock price on the day they were granted.

Filings by Google's UK subsidiary show that £33m of the funds paid to the Treasury followed a wrangle over share options handed to staff, which the US business had argued were exempt from UK tax.

Workers with the kind of stock options handed out to rank-and-file employees can face huge AMT bills and even be bankrupted by those taxes.

IBM says the repurchases will continue, but for now may do no more than offset the dilution from stock options handed out to to its executives.